Greece to cooperate with 'Israel' on anti-drone systems, cybersecurity, Greek minister says
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- Greek defense minister announces cooperation with 'Israel' on cyber security and counter-drone systems.
- Move builds on growing military and strategic ties between Athens and 'Israel'.
Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias said Tuesday that Greece will cooperate with 'Israel' in the fields of cyber security and counter-drone systems, following talks with his 'Israeli' counterpart in Athens.
Dendias said the cooperation reflects shared security challenges and the need to enhance defensive capabilities against emerging threats, including unmanned aerial systems.
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Greece and 'Israel' maintain close economic and diplomatic relations. The two countries jointly operate an air training center in Greece and have carried out several joint military exercises in recent years.
The announcement underscores the deepening defense partnership between Athens and 'Israel', as both countries seek to strengthen technological and military coordination amid regional and global security concerns.
